Portrait Artists, Watercolors, Oil Paintings, Acrylic Paintings, Sculpture
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Shirley |
Do you know someone...maybe it's even you, whose artistic talents are not being used...and they need a little motivation?? The Artist Web feels that it is never too late to use your God given talents! With much encouragement, we have challenged Shirley to go back to her easel. If you have any comments, or words of encouragement...Shirley would love to hear from you! Maybe you know someone now who could use some motivation, or maybe you have already been instrumental in getting an artist started again...contact 'The Artists Web' and tell us your story! We will dedicate a page to share success stories for artists of all levels. |
Melanie Springbett |
Melanie Springbett is a versatile professional artist who resides in Barrie, Ontario. She depicts everything from animals to scenery, pets and people. She loves to do pet portraits. She has always had a family pet and does believe what is said "dogs are man's best friend." Galleries that have shown her work include Art Gallery of Algoma, Select Art Galleries in Newmarket and Station House Gallery in Echo Bay. |
Stephen Seguin |
Stephen James S'guin, born 1986 in Etobicoke, Canada.
"I started off in 'story time,' some sort of preschool in which I could draw and paint all I wanted while people would read me stories. This was important for me as I developed an interest in drawing. Soon after, at the age of four, I attended my first year of kindergarten in which I continued in my interests, I would gain confidence as other classmates would praise my accomplishments; the first to successfully write my own name. By senior kindergarten, I was able to draw decipherable pictures. I intend to attend an arts college someday to gain some official credit of an artist's background and perhaps take up a career in my interest. But for now, I'll just concentrate on finishing high school." |
Daniel Taylor |
Living in the interior of British Columbia is a wildlife artists dream. This fortunate move to such wonderful surroundings has been a great adventure indeed! The senses are, at times, overwhelmed by the demanding imageries-shadow, depth, color, warmth, smells and sounds. No matter where you look, the ever changing moods are stirred, bringing forth the "More then you can handle" impressions of life around us.
By no means has the earlier process of my work as a portrait artist come to an end, far from it! The raising of my four children has offered me an endless variety of child life paintings in a land of a thousand and more lakes and in the adventures in the life of a child. |
Nicole Viste |
Greystone Images is your online source for western/rustic/country style home decor. All products are home-made, many of which can be customized to your preferances. Recycled barnwood is the starting source for most of the home decor items, which range from frames to lamps to coffee tables, as well as many things in between. Also available is the western art of Nicole Viste. In the near future photography will also be added to your choice of home decor items. |
Jennifer Watier |
In 2006 I developed my focus on some very colourful and humorous art that was quite different from my usual style. The first painting quickly picked up attention from collectors across canada even before I had it in print. I had many requests for prints and collectors asking if their would be more paintings in the series. Thus was born my "LARGER THAN LIFE" limited edition series about 3 retired ladies traveling the world and enjoying everyday life and the things it brings along. The full series is in print, and greeting card sets are also available.
Although I will still continue to paint humour and try new types of art, my first love will always be wildlife. I tend to paint what ever I love, be it land or sea, as I feel no subject is off limits to the imagination. |
Dennis Weber |
Canadian artist Dennis J. Weber paints out of his home studio in the Okanagan Valley, near Kelowna, B.C. He currently works in Genesis Oil Paint' which is a heat-drying oil medium. He also has extensive experience in other media including oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor and bas-relief. His passion is painting people, however he also paints scenery, animals and still-lifes. Although mainly self-taught, he has taken a number of courses and workshops and has been involved in both juried and non-juried exhibitions of his work. Weber Gallery, home to approximately twenty artists, features Dennis J. Weber as both artist and co-owner of the Canadian Art Gallery. Dennis and his wife Sharon, opened Weber Gallery in October 1999.
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Michele Zarb |
Beyond technical ability, Michele feels an artist's biggest challenge is to evoke emotion. To capture a fleeting moment or mood, involving the viewer in more than a photographic translation. She mixes traditional subject matter with non-traditional style and flair. Her work offers a wide range of media that knows no bounds, captivating the imagination and delighting the sense of sight. Michele's diverse work portrays the full range of human emotion, from thoughtful quiet images to vibrant, colorful, and exciting portrayals.
In addition to painting, Michele has been teaching art for over 10 years. She encourages each student to find their own way of expression, using an individual approach to meet each student's needs. She gives demonstrations and workshops for many art clubs and associations throughout southern Alberta. |